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Individual Videoconference Presentation 
Rubric Code: XXW5WAW
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate

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  Below Expectation

4 pts

Reasonable

7 pts

Exemplary

10 pts

Organization

Below Expectation

Evidence of >4 occasions of disorganization and inaccuracy. Difficult to follow transitions and visuals throughout the presentation. Fails to orient audience throughout explanation of process for development of contributions to the tool. Poor attention to detail with >5 mechanical errors.
Reasonable

Evidence of 2-4 occasions of disorganization and inaccuracy. Ease of following transitions and visuals through half of the presentation. Orients audience to a minimum of 3 transition points throughout explanation of process for development of contributions to the tool. 3-5 mechanical errors with moderate attention to detail.
Exemplary

Information presented in a sequential, accurate and concise manner throughout. Transitions and visuals were easy to follow throughout. Orients audience at >3 transition points throughout explanation of process for development of contributions to the tool. Absent mechanical errors with superior attention to detail.
Delivery

Below Expectation

Poor eye contact overall. Soft/excessively loud, inaudible voice. Distracting body language. Inarticulate speech with mispronunciations. Information presented in dry, dull, incomprehensible and verbose manner. Use of superfluous graphics unrelated to screen text and presentation (i.e. supporting data AND research) or none at all.
Reasonable

Sustains eye contact 50% of the time. Gestural language positively contribute to overall presentation. Soft, but clear voice. <3 misarticulations. Information presented in a manner that appeals to and piques the interest of the audience. Graphics relate to text and presentation.
Exemplary

Sustains eye contact >75% of the time. Absent distracting body language. Information presented in an interesting and enthusiastic manner. Audience provided with tangible product. Graphics explain and reinforce screen text and presentation (i.e. supporting data AND research).
Collaboration

Below Expectation

Student did not update log within expected timeframe. Any team member reports that student worked with disregard to group objectives/priorities across >2 occasions. Student reported to comment on peers' ideas without specific feedback.
Reasonable

Team member reported to have worked collaboratively for equal to or >50% of the length of the entire project. encourage individual member to share ideas amongst the group to perpetuate progress and improve quality of presentation/product. Individual log updated according to modified instructions.
Exemplary

Evidence of equitable contribution for the length of the entire project. Evidence that student provided specific feedback includes how peers' could strengthen ideas and be applied to a variety of content areas. Individual log updated according to original instructions.
Content

Below Expectation

Overall presentation cluttered with heavy clinical jargon. Ambiguous language throughout. Contributions to final product not functional for proposed population. Background data of contributed work lacks clear definition and thorough historical representation. Limiting question types that do not contribute to the differential diagnostic process.
Reasonable

Balanced use of professional language throughout. Minimal inaccurate interpretations of findings. Background data of contributed work was comprehensive and clearly defined without further explanation. Logical sequence of varied question types that contribute to some of the differential diagnostic process.
Exemplary

Accurate and appropriate use of terminology/clinical language throughout. Overall accurate interpretations of findings. Background data of contributed work was comprehensive, clearly defined and explained. Contributions to final product represent functionality for the proposed population. Logical sequence of varied question types that moderately contribute to the differential diagnostic process.
Research

Below Expectation

Presentation is absent of overview of literature/systematic reviews for specific contribution. Absent evidence of integration of the research to the clinical case. Missing clinical question with hypothesis and supporting evidence. Missing proposed recommendations for further research for contributions to final product. Submits review of literature within 24 hours following presentation via bibliography.
Reasonable

Presents partial overview of literature/systematic reviews for specific contribution. Evidence of attempt for integration of the research to the clinical case. Develops a hypothetical clinical question with hypothesis and supporting evidence. Logical sequence of proposed recommendations for further research for contributions to final product. Submits review of literature within 1 hour following presentation via bibliography.
Exemplary

Presents a comprehensive overview of literature/systematic reviews for specific contribution. Demonstrates evidence of thorough integration of the research to the clinical case. Develops a hypothetical clinical question with hypothesis and supporting evidence. Critical analysis and logical sequence of proposed recommendations for further research for contributions to final product. Submits review of literature at the time of presentation via bibliography.




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